unanimous
ഞാനിതെത്ര
definition
adjective
the doctors were unanimous in their diagnoses
(of two or more people) fully in agreement.
example
They were 'unanimous' that the police had been present all through the riots, but had not helped.
If the vote was 'unanimous' , where then did the minority disappear?
The young in nearby Neuhaus are 'unanimous' in their belief that their only hope of a job lies across the river in affluent Lüneburg.
But after a year they were back in jail again after three judges could not reach a 'unanimous' conclusion.
A year ago, sympathy for the United States was close to 'unanimous' across the planet.
National coaches in all the Celtic countries are 'unanimous' that a fast game is the only one we can effectively play to compete with the big boys.
Even the oft-bloodthirsty critics, ever keen to bury a fledgling musical, are 'unanimous' .
It was suspended when war broke out but has been restarted by a 'unanimous' decision of the UN Security Council.
This group debated the pros and cons of each piece resulting in an 'unanimous' vote.
The students came to a 'unanimous' decision about one particular song and insisted it should be the next single the girls release.
I have already mentioned the 'unanimous' rejection of realism and its concern with social reality.
The proudly partisan audience was 'unanimous' in its choice of heroes and villains.
The members were 'unanimous' in their praise of council officials for the manner in which they handed the crisis.
The 'unanimous' protests meant they were forced to reinstate the grog the following year, but I still haven't been back.
Yet all three were 'unanimous' in admitting that the game was lost in two crucial areas: at the breakdown and in the line-out.
So I am just surprised that they were able to get a 'unanimous' decision to chuck him.
Villagers were almost 'unanimous' in their support for the proposed new route of the A120.
They were delighted to come to a 'unanimous' decision on the name.
If this body cannot make a 'unanimous' decision, it will be referred to an independent school adjudicator next year.
He was not the 'unanimous' choice of the ECB's management board, but had the confidence of the majority of its members.
It takes a 'unanimous' vote to do so, and 10 countries now want the process to continue until each country has had its say.
For a start, they are virtually 'unanimous' on the evidence that today's GM food is as safe to eat as conventional foods.
Mr Andrews was selected by a 'unanimous' vote at a meeting on Friday.
There was 'unanimous' agreement at the meeting that this was unacceptable.
The councillors were 'unanimous' in their agreement that new hospital facilities were long overdue in the town.
Not only did he think it possible to fix games but, in the 'unanimous' opinion of three judges, he set about doing so with enthusiasm.
If found guilty by 'unanimous' decision, the men will face execution.
That, at least, is one proposition on which there will be 'unanimous' agreement.
The five speakers were virtually 'unanimous' in their view that the State ownership should be kept to a minimum.
This is why they all claim to be against water charges but are 'unanimous' in opposing a non-payment campaign.
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